Mr Craster

Bungee Cords
I wanted to make up some individual lenghts of bungee cords for a motorcycle luggage system. I used 2 thickness's of cords.
The cords came quicky through the post. They were well packaged

I ordered the Scott Oiler and a couple of other items, and as promised, the parcel turned up the next day.
Previously I had checked out Scott Oiler's own website and price on the SportsBikeShop was at a small discount, along with Free P&P. I used the discount to purchase the other items for the same full price money.
Well pleased!

As I have come to expect, the CDs arrived quickly and on time.

I had a list of 3 or 4 items to buy.
One of them I had mislaid / misquoted their product number. No problem: the staff member found it from the description.
Second item was a tool bag that came in 2 sizes. He got both sizes off the shelf to allow me to compare them in the real world as opposed to a website photo in a virtual world.

Needed a Haynes Manual for my Suzuki Gladius. Had a look on line at the usual websites but just before committing checked out the Haynes website. Found the manual was cheaper with a similar delivery date.
Turned out it was actually delivered earlier - on the next day. Well chuffed with that result!

The capsules arrived quickly so that I could start taking them only a couple of days after commencing the antibiotics.
There appeared to be no side effects.
My gut and stools retured to normal before the supply ran out.

I have used the Universal Rear Mudflap before on previous bikes. It eliminates an ugly metal bracket holding a rear reflector and provides a handy neat place for the GB sticker. Best of all it dramatically cuts out the line of road dirt thrown up by the rear tyre.

The usual no frills journey. Staff were helpful in pointing out the safest way to park the motorcycles without being pushy. Thankfully no delays on both the outward and inbound journeys. In the past the wait has been very very long.
Self check-in is a bit of a fiddle with having to juggle paperwork / smartphones / gloves/ on and off the bike. Probably even worse in bad weather with everything getting wet. From memory the machine were on the right-hand side of the carriageway toll. Also tricky for left-hand drive cars being driven solo.